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Anyone have any idea why lloyds not keeping up today ?
PP
'' next leg on the charts''
looking at a chart showing share prices is a bit meaningless when the shares in issue is not static. The share price currently would need to be 59p + just to get back to the
start of 2022 market capitalisation.
Which then opens up the 60p+ range as next leg on the charts on the move higher.
Short squeeze about to play out like a thing of beauty.
Just at start of a wave 3 move here.
GLA
Spineless key board warrior aren't you.
Actually make one wot about Virgin Money that was King & totally tucked you LOL . I suppose that snivelling 5hit from way up north will be along soon.
Brix
''Not holding anything else other than my 2 Banks Lloyds & NWG and a tiny gamble on Metro.''
28 Mar 2024 10:59
''Other than a tiny £500 gamble on Metro Bank lol not holding anything else , cash holding in the Brokers just sat there doing nowt.''
on second thoughts worse than Fakey
Not holding anything else other than my 2 Banks Lloyds & NWG and a tiny gamble on Metro.
O.K. maybe my fault.......sorry for my wording apologies.
Jcb
still invested in Lloyds?
Brix
Waiting for a crash can be expensive - look forward to you posting a purchase when you actually make one.
Barclays flying high as well ,maybe Lloyds is the Tortoise that will eventually catch up
Brix
you know what i mean - fantasy
28 Mar 2024 10:59
''Other than a tiny £500 gamble on Metro Bank lol not holding anything else , cash holding in the Brokers just sat there doing nowt.''
Wot do you mean ?
Be careful
Fakey
'20 Mar 2024 15:14
''Shorting @ 50.080p ....£500pp''
No upper limit to losses - you have £920 to pay next Thursday - providing of course it is not another fantasy.
Brix
You are as bad as Fakey
Last paid £1.09p for NWG 😍🤑😍🤑😍🤑🤩🤩🤣🤣🤣........
Clearly better opportunities here then right now as lloyds has even more room for its SP to move up to peers recent SP performance.
Sector recovery in full swing for those well capitalised and highly cash generative operators.
Lloyds SP just at the beginning of a wave 3 move
Wave 3: In Elliott Wave Theory,
Wave three is usually the largest and most powerful wave in a trend (although some research suggests that in commodity markets, wave five is the largest). The news is now positive and fundamental analysts start to raise earnings estimates. Prices rise quickly, corrections are short-lived and shallow. Anyone looking to “get in on a pullback” will likely miss the boat.
As wave three starts, the news is probably still bearish, and most market players remain negative; but by wave three’s midpoint, “the crowd” will often join the new bullish trend.
GLA
Just looed at NWG there share performance has been one of the best banks so far, the Divi only just paid and back to 270.I bet every one wished they held NWG rather then this donkey
NAT WEST 😍 lovely jubbly.
Donkey Lloyds shows signs of just jubbly, but One day Rodders 🤑 One day.
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Skier - 100% agree. It was effectively a 30% hit to income and so a massive devaluation of the UK shares held by pension funds and that devaluation played a big part in the demise of final salary pension schemes as well as the damage to the UK stock market. The huge damage to pensions may well outweigh any benefit to the government from the corporation tax grab but too late now to reverse it I suspect.
The evidence is clear. The tax on UK pension dividends -- started in 1997 (and beyond) -- has destroyed the London stockmarket. London plunged from the world's 3rd largest market in 1997 to an insignificant 11th in 2024. Global investors are highly tax-sensitive, highly finance-savvy, and highly mobile. They can go anywhere. The money has flown to New York. Anyone who thinks dividend or CGT are "just a little tax" are what is known in the trade as a "useful idiot".
My remark related to those who are working.
However, as you mention those single parents, who are on benefit.
Most probably they are better off on benefit a lot of the time if the only option was a low paid job.
No way they could afford childcare when they are off working. Only option would be for relatives to take care of the kids.
I am quite sure there are many folks who are quite happy to remain long term on benefits, they get paid to do nothing and all their time is their own.
"Not sure how a single parent can even survive financially these days."
Those who have never been married and are not working and on benefits having chose that as a lifestyle seem to do OK.
Really expensive to have kids these days!
In most cases you now need both parents working.
Not sure how a single parent can even survive financially these days.
Hardup, yeah you are right and is reason I am using ISA allowance. Its just the general way Gov keeps at us for more that gets my goat. Work hard over pay to much tax = why work hard. Is this not why Britains productivity has fallen? Council taxes up, car tax up etc. Could it also be why our birth rates are falling? People chocked with tax that both parents have to work?
Anyhow sorry for the negative posts. After 40 years of hard work still see Gov trying to get more get my back up. GL all.